Vampires Date, Jesus Rocks and Gays Get Married In This Week's Ultimate Datebook

Halloween is just around the corner, and New York is celebrating with a cabaret concert at 54 Below, a fun new vampire flick from the creator of Clueless and stage and screen appearances from the original witches of Wicked. Read on below to get the inside scoop on the most exciting happenings in theater, TV, concerts and films in this week’s ultimate calendar of events for Broadway lovers.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR GOES TO THE MOVIES
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar is headed to the big screen on October 29 and November 1. The U.K. arena tour of the show, starring former Spice Girl Mel C (Melanie Chisholm) as Mary Magdalene, was preserved live on film and will be shown at theaters around the country. To find the venue closest to you, visit FathomEvents.com.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30BAD JEWS FIND RELIGION OFF-BROADWAY
Twentysomethings examine their feelings about religion, history and community in Joshua Harmon's Bad Jews, a world premiere opening at Roundabout Theatre Company's black box Roundabout Underground at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre. This funny and moving play features an unmissable tour-de-force performance byTracee Chimo.

ALSO: Tony winner Michael Cerveris and his band Loose Cattle begin at 54 Below; Denzel Washington and Tamara Tunie’s film Flight opens in theaters; Philip Seymour Hoffman and Christopher Walken star in the new film drama A Late Quartet; the animated flick Wreck-It Ralph, starring Broadway vet John C. Reilly, also hits theaters.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3YOU’RE INVITED TO A BIG GAY WEDDING
The off-Broadway smash My Big Gay Italian Wedding begins its return engagement at the St. Luke’s Theatre, and you’re cordially invited. Meet the unforgettable grooms, played by Anthony J. Wilkinson and Daniel Robinson, and their outrageous, loud and large Italian families. The production features recording artists Kim Sozzi and Judy Torres alternating as Aunt Toniann. Save room for cake.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4SEE CELEBS ON THE RUN AT THE NYC MARATHON
The annual New York City Marathon takes place over the five boroughs. This year, two-time Tony nominee Patrick Wilson and Book of Mormon cast members Brian Sears and Nick Spangler will be among the thousands running. Head to Central Park to show your support for all the runners and enjoy a nice fall day.